Table 2.
Standardized Regression Coefficients and Percentage of Variance Explained from Hierarchical Regressions Predicting PTSD Symptom Severity
Full sample (n = 1,061) | Early life traumas (n = 169) | Adulthood traumas (n = 892) | ||||
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Predictors | β | ΔR2 | β | ΔR2 | β | ΔR2 |
Step 1 | .02*** | .02 | .02*** | |||
Age | .07** | .08 | .07** | |||
Gender | −.02 | −.03 | −.02 | |||
Income | −.01 | .08 | −.02 | |||
Step 2 | .28*** | .31*** | .28*** | |||
Event centrality | .45*** | .40*** | .46*** | |||
Neuroticism | .15*** | .12 | .15*** | |||
Step 3 | .05*** | .10*** | .04*** | |||
Attachment anxiety | .19*** | .32*** | .16*** | |||
Attachment avoidance | .11*** | .10 | .11*** | |||
Total R2 | .35a | .43b | .33c |
Note. Gender: 0 = male, 1 = female.
p ≤ .01,
p ≤ .001.
F(7, 1060) = 80.47, p < .001.
F(7, 168) = 17.44, p < .001.
F(7, 891) = 61.89, p < .001.